lunes, 23 de mayo de 2016

REGULAR PAST TENSE PRONUNCIATION


Hi , girls , you can  practice the pronunciation of these verbs on this link.

http://text-to-speech.imtranslator.net/speech.asp

Verbs with -ED Ending Pronounced like /t/
Verbs ending with a /p/
Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
bump
bumped
chop
chopped
pump
pumped
rip
ripped
jump
jumped

Verbs ending with a /k/ sound
Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
ask
asked
check
checked
kick
kicked
like
liked
look
looked

Verbs ending with a q or /th/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
froth
frothed

Verbs ending with a /f/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
stuff
stuffed
puff
puffed

cough
coughed
laugh
laughed
cough
coughed

*Even though the verb ends with –gh it still makes an /f/ sound




Verbs ending with a /s/ sound
Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
confess
confessed
dress
dressed
embarrass
embarrassed
guess
guessed
cross
crossed

announce
announced
dance
danced
force
force
influence
influence

*Even though the verb ends with –ce it still makes an /s/ sound.


Verbs ending with a ʃ or /sh/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
brush
brushed
crash
crashed
punish
punished
push
pushed
rush
rushed


Verbs ending with a tʃ or /ch/ sound
Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
match
matched
punch
punched
reach
reached
search
searched
breach
breached








Verbs with -ED Ending Pronounced like /d/

Verbs ending with a /b/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
rob
robbed
scrub
scrubbed
disturb
disturbed
bomb
bombed
climb
climbed


Verbs ending with a /g/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
hug
hugged
arrange
arranged
encourage
encouraged
challenge
challenged
judge
judged


Verbs ending with a ð or /the/ sound
Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
breathe
breathed
teethe
teethed
sheathe
sheathed
soothe
soothed
bathe
bathed


Verbs ending with a /v/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
arrive
arrived
receive
received
observe
observed
improve
improved
save
saved





Verbs ending with a /z/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
buzz
buzzed
sneeze
sneezed

advise
advised
pause
paused
raise
raised

* Even though some of the verbs end in –se it still makes the /z/ sound


Verbs ending in with a or /dge/ sound
Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
bridge
bridged
acknowledge
acknowledged
dodge
dodged
edge
edged
judge
judged


Verbs ending with a /m/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
claim
claimed
jam
jammed
aim
aimed
charm
charmed
blossom
blossomed


Verbs ending with a /n/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
burn
burned
examine
examined
explain
explained
turn
turned
warn
warned




Verbs ending with a ŋ or /ng/ sound
Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
bang
banged
belong
belonged
clang
clanged
long
longed


Verbs ending with a /r/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
appear
appeared
compare
compared
consider
considered
enter
entered
remember
remembered


Verbs ending with a /l/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
kill
killed
pull
pulled
travel
traveled
boil
boiled
model
modeled



















Verbs with -ED Ending Pronounced like /id/
Verbs ending with a /t/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
accept
accepted
appreciate
appreciated
cheat
cheated
connect
connected
excite
excited


Verbs ending in /d/ sound

Infinitive Form
Past Tense Form
avoid
avoided
decide
decided
end
ended
expand
expanded
guard
guarded













[t], [d] or [Id]? | "-ed" Past Tense | English Pronunciation

miércoles, 18 de mayo de 2016

EXAM

Hi girls.


As we couldn´t do the exam  about modal verb this Monday (May 16th) because of teachers day celebration, we have to do it tomorrow.

No dictionaries allowed.

Study hard.

jueves, 12 de mayo de 2016

EXAM MODAL VERBS

HI GIRLS.

THE EXAM ABOUT MODAL VERBS THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN LAST THURSDAY, WILL BE ON NEXT MONDAY (MAY 16TH)

THE SAME, NO DICTIONARIES ALLOWED.

STUDY HARD

jueves, 5 de mayo de 2016

EXAM


Hi girls.

You have an exam about modal verbs for next class. You can not use dictionary.

Study hard.

lunes, 4 de abril de 2016

HOMEWORK

Hi girls, this is the  homework for next class.

You can print it or you can write it on your notebooks.


Which is the correct ending of the sentence in Reported speech? Choose from the dropdown menu and mind the tenses of the reporting verbs.
1) Benjamin: "I often have a big hamburger."Benjamin said (that)     .
2) Hannah: "They live in Boston."Hannah said (that)     .
3) Tyler: "Ian doesn't invite girls to his parties."Tyler said (that)     .
4) Dominic: "She understands Japanese."
Dominic said (that)    
 .
5) Sophia: "Bella doesn't collect stickers."Sophia said (that)     .
6) Robert: "Dennis often downloads the latest tunes."Robert said (that)     .
7) Olivia: "Leroy is out riding his new waveboard today."Olivia said (that)     .
8) Luke: "I don't know what to do."Luke said (that)     .
9) Lily: "Mr Jones is rude to Samantha."Lily said (that)     .
10) James and David: "We have to go now."
James and David said (that)    
 .